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ARGENTINA-FRANCIA tra MESSI vs MBAPPÉ La FINALE più attesa della WORLD CUP QATAR 2022

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The Wests "Human Rights" Hypocrisy

Europe during Bosnian Muslim Genocide:

Mesut Ozil was ostracized when he spoke out against the repression of the #Uyghurs. But now its permissible for clubs to raise the banner of human rights. This time it’s the right thing to do, because it’s against #Qatar an #Arab , #Muslim state and is non #European :

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Hendo🥵🫣

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Idée d’humour de concept, 15€

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‏يعرفك الذي باع دربًا سهلاً، واشترى سفرًا إليك

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🦅🇦🇷Go Argentina! Go Messi! The Eagle of Pampas

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We make the difference

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France Reveals To The World Its Racism and Islamopbobia Again

This was a premeditated act of racism that intended to provoke a negative response from Arabs and Muslims during an international sporting event.

French newspaper cartoon depicts Qatari football players as:

Islamic terrorists with weapons shown as football players: French satirical newspaper offends Qatar ahead of FIFA World Cup.

According to the reports, the cartoon was published by a French newspaper named Le Canard enchainé in its October issue. The image specifically focused on Qatar and its role as the host of the FIFA World Cup 2022.

The image published by the French newspaper shows seven bearded men with “Qatar” emblazoned across their shirts above large numerals. They appear to be playing football through the dunes, armed with machetes, rifles, and rocket launchers. One can also be seen wearing an explosive belt. Five are dressed in blue robes, while the other two are dressed in black shirts and trousers with black masks concealing their faces, resembling ISIS terrorists. Five guys in white robes stand on the sidelines, watching the game. 

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merci DIEU pour tout🤍

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Metropolis Rising

The World Cup is not over, and yet the Western media are bashing, doubting, even pitying Qatar(?). They claim the tiny Gulf state has spent $300bln on a PR extravaganza. It’s their money ain’t it? They claim that Qatar will be empty, again, once the fans leave. Are Giles Turner and David Hellier of Bloomberg looking for a career in real estate in Qatar and worried about the plummeting demand? No glitches, no problems, no fans’ violence, no issues were raised sor far and still, the Western media cannot fathom that a GCC country, a developing nation, and a non-European or Western country can pull off such a great feat! The bitterness in every sentence is so thick, you can cut it with a knife. Then, they go on ranting about Qatar’s LGBT + (what is the plus for?) and migrant workers’ treatment in the same line as they discuss the undisputed demand by Europe for Qatari gas amid soaring prices and low supplies. So, in that same vein, how is the fate of the LGBT+ and the migrant workers in Azerbaijan which is being courted by the EU to sell it gas? Better, how has been the human rights record of Russia’s Putin when it has been selling gas to “Holier Than Thou '' Europe for decades while its oligarchs have been buying football clubs and half the luxury mansions of Londongrad? Double standards and hypocrisy of some journalists seems to have no bounds. I say this because I respect Bloomberg as a decent, rational, intelligent news outlet. Veering towards negative reporting, cultural biases, and almost a neo-colonialist narrative do not help readers get closer to the truth or Bloomberg closer to its journalistic objectives which, are and should remain, clarity, transparency, and rationality in reporting the news.

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How did the story start with the World Cup in Qatar?

The announcement that Qatar would host the 2018 FIFA World Cup sparked celebrations in Doha, marking the first time the championship would be staged in the Arab region.

However, the decision, which was made in 2010, was also met with immediate criticism regarding the practicality of hosting a sporting event in a nation where midsummer temperatures routinely reach 100 degrees. The first Arab nation to ever host the World Cup is Qatar. And for the first time, instead of taking place in June and July as usual, the greatest football competition takes place in November and December. There is no question that Qatar deserves to host the World Cup due to its natural reserves, historic forts, opulent five-star resorts, public parks, cafés, and retail malls. Additionally, travellers may enjoy the warm hospitality that characterises Arabic culture in one of the world's safest tourist destinations—Qatar. Check out our Qatar tour packages, where you may design your own journey from A to Z at the most affordable rates.

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Fifa World Cup: France defeated England 2-1 and reached the semifinals. France 2 steps away from winning the second consecutive title, beat England in the semi-finals